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Hampton Public Schools

Hampton School Board responds to legal changes

Discussions of changes to school policies, many of which had to do with coming in line with legislation passed by this year’s Unicameral session, dominated the monthly meeting of the Hampton School Board on Monday, June 9.
Tiffany Cure leaves the courtroom following a hearing at the end of March.

Tiffany Cure leaves the courtroom following a hearing at the end of March.

Cure murder trial now delayed to January

The trial of Tiffany Cure on charges related to the death of a 3-month-old infant in Marquette last summer has been continued until January following a hearing in Hamilton County District Court on Thursday.
Josh Arias, who leads a nonprofit called Impact Art, works with Addi Aschenbrener, left, and Daylynn Egger, two of several youth who volunteered to help paint the lower portion of a mural at the Hamilton County Youth Center.

Josh Arias, who leads a nonprofit called Impact Art, works with Addi Aschenbrener, left, and Daylynn Egger, two of several youth who volunteered to help paint the lower portion of a mural at the Hamilton County Youth Center.

Youth center mural gets a facelift

Local youth broke out the spray paint Saturday to lend their energy and creativity to a mural project at the Hamilton County Youth Center.
Hamilton County Assessor Pat Sandberg

Hamilton County Assessor Pat Sandberg

Sandberg resigns as county assessor

Hamilton County will be looking to select a new county assessor next year after the Board of Commissioners accepted the resignation of long-time assessor Pat Sandberg on Monday.
New Aurora Chamber of Commerce Director Tamar Jimenez stands in front of the Bremer Center where her office is located. Having been stationed in Aurora in 2021 and ‘22 with XPO, Jimenez decided to move back to Nebraska last year because she found a home here.

New Aurora Chamber of Commerce Director Tamar Jimenez stands in front of the Bremer Center where her office is located. Having been stationed in Aurora in 2021 and ‘22 with XPO, Jimenez decided to move back to Nebraska last year because she found a home here.

Jimenez takes the helm at Aurora Chamber

The new executive director of the Aurora Chamber of Commerce is on the job and is making herself known around the community. The Chamber announced last week that Tamar Jimenez, a native of Israel and a U.S. Navy veteran, had been hired to lead the organization.
Wallace Mucherengi and Gilbert Chisvo celebrate earning their CDLs through IWS in 2022. Both went on to drive for a Salt Lake City company.

Wallace Mucherengi and Gilbert Chisvo celebrate earning their CDLs through IWS in 2022. Both went on to drive for a Salt Lake City company.

International Workforce Services works to provide solution to trucker shortage

The American trucking industry is currently facing a number of prolonged and serious challenges, including a soft market characterized by lower freight rates, higher fuel costs and rising interest rates.
Acord Transportation trucks from the Aurora terminal haul everything from fertilizer to road oil to butane to propane and seasonal gas.

Acord Transportation trucks from the Aurora terminal haul everything from fertilizer to road oil to butane to propane and seasonal gas.

Acord Transportation keeps Aurora rolling

Trucks from Acord Transportation are on the road 24/7, stopping only one day a year. Twenty drivers based out of Aurora haul cargo as far as Oregon, Michigan and the Gulf of Mexico.
Greg Klipp is a independent trucking contractor who works with his father, LeRoy, in their business, Klipp Trucking.

Greg Klipp is a independent trucking contractor who works with his father, LeRoy, in their business, Klipp Trucking.

Klipp Trucking eager to help local farmers

On the road throughout the week, independent trucking contractor Greg Klipp has been following his father’s footsteps in hauling for local farmers for several years now. Klipp’s father, LeRoy, started Klipp Trucking in 1995 when farmers began using semis to haul grain.